Why Do Some Tech Products Provide Years of Continued Use While Others Are Quickly Discarded? A New Study Explores
Paolo Franco, Assistant Professor of Marketing, explored the active role of customers in extending product’s lifecycle and that companies must consider this “entropy work” before limiting or encouraging these activities.
NWO grant for HySUCCESS consortium
HySUCCESS consortium launched to examine socio-economic aspects and implementation of hydrogen.
NWO Veni grants for research into privacy in criminal law, mining and malaria
The Dutch Research Council (NWO) has awarded a Veni grant to fifteen young researchers at Radboud University and Radboudumc. With this grant of up to 320.000 euro they can further elaborate their own ideas during a period of three years.
Publication in Experimental Economics: A study by Sara Arts, Qiyan Ong and Jianying Qiu on Measuring Decision Confidence
Sara Arts, Qiyan Ong and Jianying Qiu examined how to reliably measure decision security. The paper is published in Experimental Economics.
System change not climate change! New paper out: How to make climate policy more effective
Vincent de Gooyert, Heleen de Coninck and Bernard ter Haar publiced a new paper about how to make climate policy more effective.
Supporting the right small changes can have big impacts
Small changes in our everyday actions can trigger significant, rapid societal shifts especially when it comes to climate action. A newstudy highlights the importance of analyzing these dynamics with a comprehensive framework.
New book offers tools for better policy towards work-life balance
A good work-life balance looks different for everyone. Radboud researchers from five different faculties have come up with concrete tools in their book, Maintaining a Sustainable Work-Life Balance.
How AI can prevent AI from harming your organization
Artificial Intelligence can help tremendously with operations within companies and make your customers' lives a lot easier. Karim Sidaoui, assistant professor of marketing at Radboud University, co-wrote a guideline that will help managers.
Recap Research Day IMR Academy & Doctoral School 2024: 'Innovation in Governance and Sustainability'
On Thursday 13 June 2024 the annual Research Day IMR Academy & Doctoral School took place at Nijmegen School of Management. The theme of this year's Research Day was 'Innovation in Governance and Sustainability'.
Jan-Kees Helderman appointed as ZonMw committee member
Jan-Kees Helderman has been appointed as a member of the national funding organisation ZonMw committee What works for youth.
Sustainable plastics are not a solution, researchers warn
With hundreds of millions of tonnes of plastic produced and used on a yearly basis, it's no surprise that people are looking for alternatives. Yet so-called ‘sustainable plastics’ are not a silver bullet, warn researchers.
Two new publications Hanna Carlsson: older people have less confidence in elderly care
Researcher Hanna Carlsson and public administration students collaborated on two research articles last year on trust in elderly care and the welfare state.
NWO grant for research on mobility for a sustainable future
TRIAS has received funding from the Dutch Research Council (NWO), as part of the KIC Call 'Mobility in a sustainable future'. As part of TRIAS, researchers will look at how to deliver more local and digital healthcare to reduce the need to travel.
Carolien van Ham and Alex Lehr receive KNAW grant for research on economic inequality and democratic support
When does higher economic inequality lead to democratic erosion? To answer that question Carolien van Ham and Alex Lehr received a KNAW grant worth 200,000 euros from the ‘Fonds Staatsman Thorbecke’.
Displays of anger and happiness correlates with influence on the board
Showing emotions in the workplace? It is indeed effective in board meetings. Associate Professor of Strategy, Koen van den Oever, has published an article on the subject in the top journal 'Academy of Management Journal'.
Indra Römgens in BNR podcast on the Netherlands as a tax haven
Is the Netherlands' reputation as 'a tax haven for multinationals' justified or not? And what has the government done to curb tax avoidance by large international companies?
Christine Mohrmann Stipend for ten female PhD candidates
Ten female PhD candidates from Radboud University received a Christine Mohrmann Stipend on Tuesday 26 March. The aim of the stipend is to encourage PhD candidates to continue their academic careers after the completion of their thesis.
Computer game does not attract more participants for risk survey
Dr Jorgo Goossens, assistant professor of Financial Economics, and Bart Kuijpers, a member of APG's research department, examine whether the presentation format in risk research attracts more participants.
Publication De Gelderlander of 11 March 2024
On 11 March, newspaper De Gelderlander published an article about one of our full professors. This is our reaction to it.
Bridge between civil servants, businesses, and citizens: INTERLINK facilitates co-production of public services
An intuitive platform that promotes co-production between civil servants, businesses, and citizens. A space where cooperation is not hampered by bureaucracy, but rather fuelled by innovation. That is the INTERLINK project.
